Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-10-23

• Buddhist temple dedicated in Dormont
• WHEN IT STARTED
• Top oil field in Syria retaken by U.S. allies
• HALLOWEEN MAKEUP
• • Film director accused of sexual abuse,
• • Tillerson to Arabs: Help us isolate Iran,
• Maltese rally to honor slain journalist
• Catalan leaders stand firm on secession from Spain
• Japan leader wins in national votes
• Sentencing set to begin for Bergdahl
• Trump: Tax bill on his desk by Thanksgivi­ng
• With money, I’ll trust investors over government
• Phony homes?
• The sound of music
• We all should be part of efforts to address the rise of homelessne­ss
• Trump’s road to 2024
• Tax reform stakes
• Venezuela’s empty elections
• Mexican War Streets trailblaze­r will be missed as times change
• Celebratin­g George Romero’s life
• 8 battling over 4 seats on Superior Court bench
• Second-half shutdown
• Bengals loss plays like submission
• Tempers, flags kept in control
• Cardinals lose Palmer to injury
• Astros quickly soar, shed ‘Lastros’ crown
• Yankees confident there’s more to come in 2018
• Mets hire Callaway as skipper
• Truex Jr. wins with heavy heart
• Hamilton takes big step to title
• Langer converts eagle on final hole to win
• Warriors working to find a rhythm after a slow start
• Thomas wins fifth tournament of year
• Celebratin­g Senior Champions
• Rock Steelers Style
• Undressed Gala
• Radiant Hall turns 5
• Take a trippy trip into a world of imaginatio­n in immersive ‘DODO’
• Tyler Perry sequel scares up $21.7M
• Up to $1 million on tap to promote Pa. breweries
• Former presidents call for unity at aid concert

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